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It's like trying to Scan a Paper on my Printer.

A 10 seems a bit much.

The sooner we get to KH3 the sooner Square can begin rereleasing and start the 3.14 editions.

I think it will have its fair share of dedicated fans. It's developers are likely well known in the community and it's appealing to a competitive scene. So it could do fine. Although, I'm not sure how F2P thing will work out.

That's awfully late for my area. Why?

They got Link's empty stare down perfectly.

Wasn't finding the levels also tedious in the original Splatoon? I recall seeing people get annoyed with finding some in the first game as well.

Anyways, according to Gamexplain, the main downside the reviewer found was with the Single Player music. Saying something around the lines of it not being as notable and more low-key. Personally, I didn't find the Single Player soundtrack to be as memorable. I only remember like two or three themes from the entire thing.

Adventure Time was one of the better things to happen to CN as far as I'm aware. It really helped revitalize the channel and set a new standard for it. A lot of the people involved in it went on to make a bunch of different shows and you can argue that a lot of the shows featured on CN are somewhat similar to Adventure Time.

TFW your reminded that Tingle has a game dedicated to him while Waluigi doesn't.

Lets see how it handles in the long run and if it can manage to hold the public interest.

I'm not sure tbh. I feel like the game has the necessary elements to be a competitive fighter, but I'm not sure whether it has necessary appeal and fanbase to do so. The controls also seem a bit iffy.

@IceClimbers "Get Yabukied!!"

Gamexplain as a whole noted that Mario also controls slowly and heavier in this game. Apparently similar to how he did in 3D World and not like how he did in Sunshine and 64. I don't play Mario games very often, with my last one being 3D Land so I'm not sure whether that should be a point of concern or not. Although, they did make a couple of extra points as to how he moves remarkably fast when doing tricks.

@PlywoodStick Dude. Lol. 😂

I'm a bit disappointed they didn't show anything about it. I'm not sure what to really expect, but it's nice to know it's coming.

Not interested so far. They need to show more in order to actually convince me to actually shill out dough.

My sister wanted it, but it was on the Wii U. So this made her happy.

It was basically what I thought it would be. Very fun game.

@Fazermint I'm pretty sure it is.

I knew I recognized this game. It's the one that has a bunch of guest characters from other games. People like Shovel Knight and Shantae.

@CaitlinMA Me too, I tried to frequently dodge as well so I could avoid several attacks. The only issue is that people started to just wait for you to land to do a quick grab, since they know where you'll be for the most part.

Edit: I'm not sure why people care so much if you can win smaller games with button mashing. It seems like such a hollow critique.

I was left monster huntered out after the last game, but with this being on something other than a 3DS I'm much more tempted to get it.

I'm hyped. Although, I'll be haunted by the fact that Spring Man in game looks no where near as cute as the official artwork makes him look.

I like em all.

It looks fun. So I'll probably buy it.

I'm not sure how one can believe the game is shallow in regards to its gameplay. Unless maybe they hold a higher standard and are comparing it to some form of fairly complex game that I'm not aware of. The game has interactive 3D enivronments with characters of different sizes with different abilities. Along with a multitude of different glove options that each vary in general capabilities. I'd appreciate it if someone could explain it to me, because up to this point whenever I state this to someone they never really respond. The only time I can see it really being nothing but spam, so far, has been in the usage of the specials.

Btw, does anyone know if characters interact differently with different gloves. Say for example if Ribbon Girl would be weighed down by Megaton and hit slower when compared to Master Mummy.

A momentous moment for Furries throughout the world. Fursonas.

That's awesome! I can't wait to see more about the game. Hopefully they show some single player.

Always wanted to play one of these games. I've had an interest in the series for a bit.

They could probably do a bunch of stuff using Zelda with how varied the games are. The first thing that popped into my head was a Zelda version of The Room in which you progress throughout dungeons, but obviously have it more developed and detailed. With some extra mechanics and such.

I would like to be happily surprised. Something with some oomph, that gives me a reason to use my Switch.

The beefcake made me click.

I'm like, whatever. The past years were not very good imo, and it's still like a month away. While I'd like to say I'm hopeful, Nintendo has shown that they are very capable at doing poorly at E3 and lowering my already low expectations. At least for me anyways. So I'm very "eh" about their E3 overall.

Never got around to playing Horizon Zero Dawn. I have like the desire to play it, but it just sort of scares me to play an open world game, nowadays. I played Zelda, and even though I was a pre-existing fan of Zelda, it started to lose me as well. I can't imagine playing something like HZD at the moment.

Personally I've seen several Switch Ads. Both online and on tv.

Some of this stuff really rubs me the wrong way. I expected more from Nintendo considering how much people I know praise them at times.

@Yorumi Was it actually on disc?

What makes something sound like a fan-fiction?

@PlywoodStick Honestly everytime I think of a port, I immediately think of the Last of Us Remastered. I wonder if that's a good thing or not.

I bought it. It's pretty fun, but I suck at it.

@Tsurii #8 How so? Seems like a pretty standard story.

@UK-Nintendo Sadly never really had many Gamecube games. If I was a big gamer, I probably would've tried it out.

I want. Haven't owned a Nintendo home console since the Game Cube, and I've never played a Mario Kart on a home console either. So I'm excited

@roy130390 I feel like I've just gotten a bit bummed out with Pokemon. I have, similar to you I'd imagine, been playing the games since the very first one and I guess it's just I've grown a tad upset with them. I do like Pokemon, just some parts of it really bug me.

@roy130390 Of course, which is a shame.

It kind of annoys me how despite making so much money and being so popular, the Pokémon company (or whatever) keeps making such average and meh games. I expect more from them.

About time. I was wondering when this thing would come out.

You're right in the sense that both look repetitious and boring at times.

Urbosa's Fury turns these guys (and basically all enemies) into a cake walk.

I use to take a rather large class that revolved around questions like this. The discussions can be thought provoking but rarely ended in anything beyond discussion. In this case, I feel like it will be similar to several of the examples in my class.

Edit: Just to clarify, my comment is made regarding the topic of whether or not it is a sequel.

Way, way to early to judge. I know far to little to judge entirely. So far, I can say I enjoyed what I had. Also, thank god the large Gamepad is gone. Playing on that thing caused my hands to cramp badly.

A bit off topic, but at it's basic level it really is stupid that humans place so much significance on the pigmentation of one's skin or the place of their birth.

Edit: Should probably clarify a point. Although it's a pretty meaningless comment.